Forest Service Chief Seeks 2.5 Million Jobs in Timber Plan
Washington says a six year program to restore and expand U S forests could add 2 5 million permanent jobs. Watts calls for forest highways new access fire prevention tree planting and rehab of run down private forests to meet war era lumber demands and future housing needs.
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Ralph L. Guyette
Washington
Lyle F. Watts
Federal Forest Service
Watts
Mississippi
Turpen
America
House
Senate
United States
Sweet and Dainty sachet fashions from Grannie to today
The article describes the shift from hand stitched sachet making to ready to use sachet forms. It highlights perfumed satin balls with cords, sachet tablets for sheets and linens, and lavender as the preferred scent. It notes sachets tucked in closets or pockets can last months and reduce perfume costs. Bath powders are praised for their pleasant fragrance and affluence.
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Grannie
Stripping on Log: A Strange Scent Ritual Mentioned
The passage notes a bizarre habit of keeping a sensual scent alive for hours. It suggests placing sachets in undergarments and accessories such as hats, handkerchiefs, or gloves. Emphasis is on cleanliness and personal scent maintenance.
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Marietta Terrill
Philadelphia
Marietta
Iranian Premier’s Surprising Russia Troop Remark
Premier Ahmed Qavam said no Russian troops have entered Iran since March 2, stirring surprise among officials amid the Russo Iranian dispute. He also indicated that a settlement may be near and questioned the urgency of the UN Security Council meeting. Ambassador Hussein Ala urged Iran’s case be considered promptly, while stressing the move was not unfriendly to Russia.
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Washington
Ahmed Qavam
Teheran
Iran
Vam
Russia
Red Army
Tehran
Iraq
Qavam
UNO Security Council
Hussein Ala
Council
Ala
New York
Andrei Gromyko
Security Council
During the War Vehicle Fuel Use and Barn Owl Diet
During the war passenger car fuel use fell about 40 percent and truck fuel use about 23 percent. The barn owl eats its own body weight in food in a single night, chiefly rats and mice. Milk distribution relies more on motor vehicles than any other commodity.
Death of C D Sechrest at 79 in Thomasville
Thomasville March 23 Charlie D Sechrest 79 longtime Fairgrove area resident and Thomasville Chair employee for 17 years died tonight at 7 45 after a two day illness Born January 19 1867 in Davidson County he was married to Lula E Myers and survived by ten children several grandchildren and great grandchildren Also surviving are one sister and a number of relatives Funeral arrangements pending with Walker funeral home and residence transfer planned Sunday afternoon
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Thomasville
Charlie D. Sechrest
Fairgrove
Rt. 2
Thomasville Chair Company
Davidson County
Andrew
Polly Ann Myers Sechrest
Lula E. Myers
E. A. Sechrest
Statesville
M. L. Sechrest
High Point
Fred Cecil
Greensboro
H. V. Cecil
B. F. Sechrest
C. C. Sechrest
James Olin Sechrest
Flay Myers
R. R. Shaw
Thomasville Rt. P
Nettie Harris
Thomasville Rt. 2
Walker Funeral Home
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Bilen
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George Washington
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